Macroeconmics (International) Crossword Puzzle

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Exports: Goods sent to another country in exchange for money.
Subsidies: Money given to industries by the Government to attract them or make them more competitive.
Internal trade: Trade within a country.
Quotas: Limits on the number of imports of certain products.
Financial and capital: the Government's accounts that record the movement of money in& out of the country (not for the sale of goods) & the sale of fixed assets.
Protectionism: Methods of restricting imports and possibly increasing exports.
Comparative advantage: The relative advantage of producing a certain product to trade even if the country has an absolute disadvantage in it.
International trade: Trade between two or more countries
Fixed exchange rate: when the value of a currency is pegged to (fixed to) another major currency such as the US dollar.
Exchange rate: The value of one currency in relation to another currency.
Tariffs: Taxes placed on imports.
Imports: Goods brought into the country in exchange for money.
Absolute advantage: When a country can make more than another country of a certain product with the same amount of labour.
Current account: The account that records the visible & invisible trades of a country as well as government aid payments.
Embargo: A ban on the import of a product/products from a certain country.
Balance of payments: The sum of the current, financial & capital accounts, which account for all trade & financial transactions for a country.

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QUESTIONS LIST:

exports: goods sent to another country in exchange for money.
subsidies: money given to industries by the government to attract them or make them more competitive.
internal trade: trade within a country.
quotas: limits on the number of imports of certain products.
financial and capital: the government's accounts that record the movement of money in& out of the country (not for the sale of goods) & the sale of fixed assets.
protectionism: methods of restricting imports and possibly increasing exports.
comparative advantage: the relative advantage of producing a certain product to trade even if the country has an absolute disadvantage in it.
international trade: trade between two or more countries
fixed exchange rate: when the value of a currency is pegged to (fixed to) another major currency such as the us dollar.
exchange rate: the value of one currency in relation to another currency.
tariffs: taxes placed on imports.
imports: goods brought into the country in exchange for money.
absolute advantage: when a country can make more than another country of a certain product with the same amount of labour.
current account: the account that records the visible & invisible trades of a country as well as government aid payments.
embargo: a ban on the import of a product/products from a certain country.
balance of payments: the sum of the current, financial & capital accounts, which account for all trade & financial transactions for a country.